I'm Super Logical

Episode 32 of the Embrace the Face podcast, hosted by Allison Anderson, titled "I'm Super Logical " was published on July 9, 2025 and runs 40 minutes.

July 9, 2025 ·40m · Embrace the Face

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Discerning fear vs. intuition seems to Be quite the hot topic in my life as of late...Welcome to part 2 of the 4 part series with Kathy Kwiatkowski. The brain is simply a tool to keep us feeling safe in our bodies, deciphering emotions, thought processes and more. When it comes to trusting intuition, one must shut off the mind and open the heart. Utilizing your innate intuitive clairs can bring you more healing than you know."Imagination is more important than knowledge"- Albert EinsteinThe brain: Heal it. Rewire it. Care for it.Intuition:Trust it. Embrace it. Follow it.May this episode give you the go ahead to feel safe enough to look within so you may see all you're meant to Be.Click ⁠here⁠ for Kathy's free gift.Episode 3: Energy Work

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Discerning fear vs. intuition seems to Be quite the hot topic in my life as of late...

Welcome to part 2 of the 4 part series with Kathy Kwiatkowski.

The brain is simply a tool to keep us feeling safe in our bodies, deciphering emotions, thought processes and more. When it comes to trusting intuition, one must shut off the mind and open the heart. Utilizing your innate intuitive clairs can bring you more healing than you know.

"Imagination is more important than knowledge"- Albert Einstein

The brain:

Heal it. Rewire it. Care for it.

Intuition:

Trust it. Embrace it. Follow it.

May this episode give you the go ahead to feel safe enough to look within so you may see all you're meant to Be.

Click ⁠here⁠ for Kathy's free gift.

Episode 3: Energy Work

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